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I’m a Senior Product Manager and volunteer based in Seattle, WA, currently at Microsoft. I support underrepresented students through mentorship and as a member of Dartmouth’s Thayer School Dean’s Council. Some of my projects can be found on the Projects page.

My interests lie in building intelligent products that help people in everyday tasks. I’m intrigued by how business and leadership principles apply to life as a whole, and I’m always interested in coffee chats and/or side endeavors. Please reach out at my e-mail below.

I studied as a Gates Millennium and Horatio Alger Scholar, and hold a master’s degree in Engineering Management from the Thayer School of Engineering at Dartmouth and a bachelor’s degree in Computer Science & Engineering from UCLA.

Contact me at: flint@flintluu.com.

Some professional things I’m proud of

– Dartmouth’s Thayer School Dean’s Council member
– Certified Volunteer SCORE Small Business Mentor
– Currently @Microsoft
– Drove $$$M, developed new AI products, and executed partnerships with large organizations
– Patent pending
– ACM Conference on Information and Knowledge Management ’20 Best Paper Award (MIMICS: A Large-Scale Data Collection for Search Clarification)
– Spent 6 months in Tokyo at Microsoft Japan Co., Ltd.
– Master of Engineering Management at the Thayer School of Engineering @Dartmouth ’14 (graduated first in my class)
– Ex-TripAdvisor, LinkedIn, and Cisco
– Bachelor of Science in Computer Science & Engineering @UCLA ’12
– Senate Recognition Award ’07
– Gates Millennium Scholar ’07 (funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation)
– Horatio Alger Scholar ’07
– International Baccalaureate diploma recipient ’07

Some other stuff

– I love traveling–over 16 countries so far
– Hiking, boxing, and yoga are my jams
– Canelo Alvarez is one of my favorite boxers
– Clayton Christensen is one of my favorite writers
– The Office is my favorite show
– Good Will Hunting is one of my favorite movies
– Jeff Weiner is one of my most admired leaders
– My favorite book is a tie between Shoe Dog by Phil Knight and How Will You Measure Your Life by Clayton Christensen
– I dabble in photography